--- title: "What's new in SportyPlus: late October and early November 2026" description: "Event tickets in the app and in your phone's wallet, each player paying only their own share of a booking, bring-a-friend rewards, and an academy that tracks who came to training." lang: "et" canonical: "https://www.sporty.plus/et/blog/whats-new-november-2026" --- 1. [Avaleht](https://www.sporty.plus/et) 3. [Blogi](https://www.sporty.plus/et/blog) 5. What's new in SportyPlus: late October and early November 2026 ![What's new in SportyPlus: late October and early November 2026](https://www.sporty.plus/_og/r/blog/whats-new-november-2026.png) # What's new in SportyPlus: late October and early November 2026 Event tickets in the app and in your phone's wallet, each player paying only their own share of a booking, bring-a-friend rewards, and an academy that tracks who came to training. This round-up covers the second half of October and the start of November. Tickets for club events moved into the app and into your phone's wallet, shared bookings now charge each player only their part, and clubs running a sports school can record who came to every training — which parents can see. Most of this is live now on the web and in the SportyPlus app. A few changes from the last few days are on the web already and reach the iOS and Android apps with the next update; they're marked below. ## For players and members ### Buy event tickets and keep them in your phone's wallet When your club sells tickets for a match, a tournament final or a social evening, you can now buy them in the app. For events with numbered seats you pick your seats on a seat map, and clubs can sell season passes the same way. Your tickets are under **My tickets**, each with a QR code you show at the door. Add a ticket to Apple Wallet on iPhone or to Google Wallet on Android, and it's there even when you're offline. Bought one for someone else? Give it to them by email, or to someone in your family, and the ticket and its code move to them. ### Pay only your share of a shared court At clubs that hold seats on bookings, booking a court for 2 or 4 players no longer means one person paying for everyone. Each player pays only their own share, and it's charged when the match starts — so you can leave, or the organiser can take a player off, until then. If you've been added to someone else's booking, you can now leave it straight from its payment page. Where your club allows it, your club wallet pays just your own share rather than the whole court. You can also add a guest to a booking you've already made. ### Bring a friend and you both get a reward At clubs that run it, you'll find **Bring a friend** in the menu, with a personal link to share. Once your friend pays for a booking, you both get the reward your club has set, and you can see the friends you've brought in. Clubs that want to start a referral scheme can read [how to run one](https://www.sporty.plus/blog/sports-club-referral-program). ## For parents and families ### See whether your child made it to training Coaches can now mark each child at a training as present, absent or excused, from the group's page or the booking itself. As a parent you see those marks on your child's page, training by training, with a count for the month — so you know what your child attended, not just what was booked. _On the web now, and in the iOS and Android apps with the next update._ Uploading a medical document for yourself or your child now asks for your consent first, and you can delete it at any time to withdraw it. ## For clubs ### Run your sports school from enrolment to attendance Schools can now take enrolments through an online form that parents fill in themselves — the child's details, the programme they want, the consents — and the club reviews each request before accepting it. There's more on moving enrolment online in our guide to [sports school registration forms](https://www.sporty.plus/blog/sports-school-registration-form). Once children are in, each programme can run as several groups — the same course on different days or at different courts. In the admin you link groups to programmes, add trainers and students (children enrolled in the programme are suggested first), and book a group's trainings once for the whole term, repeating every week or every other week. The trainings show up for everyone in the group in the app. A new **Attendance** page shows, for each child, how many trainings they were on and how many they came to — the figure to use if you charge per training or give a discount for missed classes. The **Trainers** page now lists all of your club's trainers and their groups, even in a month with nothing booked. ## Smaller improvements - **Know before you book.** If your plan doesn't allow cancelling a slot, you're told before you book it, and when a cancellation is refused you now see why. _On the web now, in the apps with the next update._ - **Booking follows the club's clock**, so free slots, cancelling and the door and light buttons are right even if your phone's clock or time zone is off. - **Find courts by town.** Picking a town in the courts search now shows only courts in that town. _On the web now, in the apps with the next update._ - **Sync with calendar** is back, on a private link to your own bookings. - **Your booking counts down** in the notification shade to its start and end. - **My equipment:** keep your rackets in the app and lend them to other players. - **Friends first:** when you add players to a booking, the players you've marked as friends come first. - **Coaches** can join a booking's waiting list. - **Leagues:** in rotating formats you see your court, your rotation and who sits out. League admins can enter points from a file or a photo, and give several players points at once. - **Padbol** is now available as a sport, scored like padel. _On the web now, in the apps with the next update._ - **At the front desk,** staff can check bookings in as arrived or as a no-show. - **Sign-up:** clubs can ask for a phone number, an address and a city when someone joins. _On the web now, in the apps with the next update._ - **Mailing lists:** clubs can build lists for campaigns that reach beyond their members — see [how to build one](https://www.sporty.plus/blog/sports-club-mailing-list). - **Change log:** every change staff make in the admin is recorded, with the values before and after. - **iPhone Duo:** the menu and account buttons sit in the vertical bar beside the screen. Tell us what you think, or what you'd like next, at [info@sporty.plus](mailto:info@sporty.plus). If your club isn't on SportyPlus yet, see how the [sports school](https://www.sporty.plus/modules/school) and [family accounts](https://www.sporty.plus/modules/families) work. ## Seotud SportyPlus juhendid - [How to Run a Sports Club Referral Program That Rewards Members for Bringing Friends](https://www.sporty.plus/et/blog/sports-club-referral-program) Your members already recommend the club to their friends. A bring-a-friend reward makes that happen more often, as long as it pays out for real new players and not for throwaway accounts. - [Sports School Registration Form: How to Move Enrolment Online](https://www.sporty.plus/et/blog/sports-school-registration-form) The printed enrolment form costs a school hours every September and still leaves gaps. Here is what an online version should collect, how consent should work, and how acceptance can start billing on its own. - [How to Manage Junior Members and Their Parents at a Sports Club](https://www.sporty.plus/et/blog/manage-junior-members-and-parents) Most clubs have juniors on the books under a parent's email, a shared login, or no account at all. Here is a structure that works for the parent, the child and the club's records. - [How to Build a Sports Club Mailing List That Reaches Beyond Your Members](https://www.sporty.plus/et/blog/sports-club-mailing-list) Your member list is not your audience. The parents, the trial players and last summer's camp all want to hear from you, and none of them are members yet.